There's just this business on the curtailment of rights.

They provide the context for the possible curtailment of recently acquired rights and freedoms.

Without such support, there would be an inevitable curtailment in services.

But the ultimate shortcoming of that cohabitation was its curtailment of the democratic process.

This requires improved security, inflows of aid and investment, and the curtailment of land expropriations that deny the promise of statehood.

Yet they are central to the Peace Accords and their failure or curtailment could threaten all that has been achieved.

D. Dispute avoidance and settlement

Settlement

But he who works deeds of righteousness , and has faith , will have no fear of harm nor of any curtailment ( of what is his due ) .

But he who works deeds of righteousness , and has faith , will have no fear of harm nor of any curtailment ( of what is his due ) .

In their opinion, any drastic curtailment of the prerogatives of States stood little chance of being accepted and a modest approach was therefore more advisable.

Any disagreement with a government s immigration policy, for example, might eventually be deemed racist, resulting in curtailment of freedom of speech.

Political elites called again and again for curtailment of press freedom. But Parliament and courts always returned over time to the core British value of free speech and expression.

Another delegation from a developed country pointed to the need for efficient functioning of markets and the curtailment of restrictive business practices that blocked market forces.

Housing, settlement, water, energy and transport

Housing, settlement, water, energy and transport

comprehensive, just and lasting settlement in

Dispute settlement

Local Settlement

The decline in the already marginal share of LDCs in world trade during the 1980s and early 1990s points to a severe curtailment in their trading opportunities.

Concern is also expressed concerning the effective curtailment of police powers and concerning the independence of the judiciary, including conditions pertaining to the appointment, training and dismissal of magistrates.

Despite decreasing funding and curtailment of financial support, the international scientific community has not renounced its ambitious long term plans for exploration of nearby space and the distant universe.

But the state itself is in dire financial straits one of the cities problems is the sharp curtailment of state funds to localities.

No activities having been proposed for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification in the biennium 1992 1993, additional requirements of 71,300 would thus arise.

Since women are often the most vulnerable group in society, they are usually the first to suffer during periods of public expenditure curtailment.

Others complained about arbitrary cancellation or curtailment of exercise time out of cells or group punishment by reduction of out of cell time

The figures confirm settlement growth and expansion.

E. Annexation and settlement . 406 463 79

Centre for African Settlement Studies and Development

E. Annexation and settlement . 626 667 124

E. Annexation and settlement . 285 320 56

Try and build a political settlement first.

Settlement of disputes

Settlement of disputes

Settlement of disputes

Arbitration Amicable settlement

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B. Dispute settlement

VIII. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT

(b) Local settlement

Dispute settlement provisions

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The entire settlement...?

10. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 24 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

8. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 21 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.